Collaboration (anyone in the notebook can edit and read)
Research on a topic for appropriate grade level
Insert Tool to insert images, etc. (show differences for different OS)
Content Library (anyone in the notebook can read, only teacher(s) can edit)
Work on interactive lesson for appropriate grade level
Personal Notebook for each Student (students only see their own, teachers see everyone's in class)
Discuss copying worksheets into homework folder to complete individually
How to Setup OneNote Classroom Notebook
Name the Notebook
Notebook overview shows the main groups of sections and how they are used
Can add a co-teacher now or go back later (must have Office 365 account first)
Add student names can go back and add/delete later
Name folders for students personal use. You can choose the ones by default or make new ones.
Preview the Teacher's and Student's notebook
Copy the link. ** Very important take the "onenote:" off the front of the link.
Learning the Closing Notebooks vs. Deleting Notebook
On occasion, you will want to delete old OneNote Notebooks that you don't need anymore. To do this, you must first close the OneNote Notebook from within OneNote, then you need to find the folder that contains the notebook (on OneDrive, in SharePoint, on your file server folder, or on your computer) and delete it.
Control Your Class Notebook From Your OneNote Application
After downloading and running open OneNote 2016 Go to File> Option> Add-Ins
Click Go
Do this:
Look for the Class Notebook Add-In on the ribbon
Watch How this Works!
Distributing Pages
Whenever you want to share notes or ideas about a particular meeting, event, or project with someone else, OneNote gives you several ways to send snapshots of your notes to others.
Content
This group of tools is for distributing pages or sections to students or groups of students.
Distribute page
Use this to easily distribute pages to all students in a class.
Go to a Content Library or Collaboration Space that includes the page or pages you want to distribute.
Select a page. You can select multiple pages to distribute by clicking a page, hold down the SHIFT key, and then click another page.
Click Distribute Page.
Choose a student section to copy the page(s) into and the page will be copied to all private student notebooks containing that section.
Tip: If the student does not have that section or has deleted it, the section will automatically be created and the page inserted into it.
Individual and Group Distribution
Use this feature to push out a page to specific students rather than everyone in the class. In addition, you can define Groups of students to differentiate the distribution.
Distribute page or notebook.
Groups - Here is an example where a teacher has created three different Groups of students, and can choose to copy pages to the Homework section of specific groups of students.
Distribution groups.
Cross Notebook Distribution
Use this feature to push a page to multiple Class Notebooks at once.
Go to a Content Library or Collaboration Space that includes the page(s) you want to distribute.
Select one or more pages. To select multiple pages to distribute, hold down the Ctrl key while you click the pages you want.
Click the Distribute Page drop down and then click Cross Notebook Distribution.
Choose the Class notebooks you want to distribute to (on left of figure below).
Choose a Student section to copy the page(s) into (on right of figure below), and click Copy.
Notebook distribution.
Tip: Another way to find many of these tools: right-click any page and look for Distribute Page in the menu.
Tip: Distribute Content
Right-click a piece of a page - including any highlighted text, image or lasso-selected ink - and choose Distribute Content. This pulls up the same set of student sections, to quickly send that piece of content to all of your students instantly.
Classroom Notebook Distribute Content.
For example, a teacher can be writing notes in the Content Library for all the class to see, and then write down a specific problem, either in text or ink. By selecting and right-clicking the specific piece of content, then choosing Distribute Content, the teacher can quickly send just that piece of content to the specific section of each student in the class.
Distributing Sections and Content to Students
Distribute New Section
Use this to push a new, blank section to all students. For example, use it to create a new Labs section in each student notebook. Tip: You can use this to create a new section in each student's private notebook, then push a set of pages to them with the Distribute Page feature discussed above.
Distribute Content Library
Use this to copy existing Content Library sections (for example, Master Curriculum Notebook) into one or more Class Notebooks. Tip: This feature can be useful at the beginning of a semester or school year.
Reviewing Student Work
Review
This allows teachers to rapidly review student work that is on a page in their notebooks.
Review Student Work
Select a Class Notebook.
Click Review Student Work.
Choose a section - for example, Homework.
A pane opens on the right side that allows you to select a student. Tip: You can sort students by last name, and also expand/collapse all assignments.
Cross Notebook Review
This allows review of an assignment across multiple Class Notebooks when teaching the same course multiple periods. For example, a Math teacher could distribute a worksheet to three Class Notebooks on a Monday, and then on Wednesday, review the work quickly for all three classes using this feature.
Click Review Student Work > Cross Notebook Review.
From the Cross Notebook Review box, choose the Class Notebooks first, and then the Section you want, then click Review.
This opens a box that allows you to click any student across the selected class notebooks, bringing up the page of that student in OneNote for rapid marking or grading. Tip: You can sort students by last name, and also expand/collapse all assignments.
Review Student Work.
Opening a Class Notebook for the first time on a Student Lenevo Device
Parent or guardian access to Class Notebook (read-only links)—Teachers now can quickly and easily generate read-only links to both the Content Library and individual student notebooks. A parent or guardian can click the link to open OneNote on the web and view their student’s notebook. Learn more here
The Learning Tools for OneNote help everyone improve their reading and writing skills, including gifted learners, students with learning differences or a combination of any of the broad range of unique student abilities.
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OneNote for Windows 10 vs OneNote 2016: What is the Difference?
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ISTE Teacher Standards Participant PowerPoint Introduction to OneNote Presenter PowerPoint Presentation Link
What is OneNote?
OneNote Quick Start Interactive Guide
Learning the Basics of OneNote
Teacher Use of OneNote
Learning the Basic Setup of OneNote Classroom
How to Setup OneNote Classroom Notebook
Learning the Closing Notebooks vs. Deleting Notebook
On occasion, you will want to delete old OneNote Notebooks that you don't need anymore. To do this, you must first close the OneNote Notebook from within OneNote, then you need to find the folder that contains the notebook (on OneDrive, in SharePoint, on your file server folder, or on your computer) and delete it.Control Your Class Notebook From Your OneNote Application
Get the Add-In Today-https://www.onenote.com/classnotebook
NEW LENOVO COMPUTERS directions
- Look for the Class Notebook Add-In on the ribbon
Watch How this Works!Distributing Pages
Whenever you want to share notes or ideas about a particular meeting, event, or project with someone else, OneNote gives you several ways to send snapshots of your notes to others.Content
This group of tools is for distributing pages or sections to students or groups of students.Distribute page
Use this to easily distribute pages to all students in a class.- Go to a Content Library or Collaboration Space that includes the page or pages you want to distribute.
- Select a page. You can select multiple pages to distribute by clicking a page, hold down the SHIFT key, and then click another page.
- Click Distribute Page.
- Choose a student section to copy the page(s) into and the page will be copied to all private student notebooks containing that section.
Tip: If the student does not have that section or has deleted it, the section will automatically be created and the page inserted into it.Individual and Group Distribution
Use this feature to push out a page to specific students rather than everyone in the class. In addition, you can define Groups of students to differentiate the distribution.Groups - Here is an example where a teacher has created three different Groups of students, and can choose to copy pages to the Homework section of specific groups of students.
Cross Notebook Distribution
Use this feature to push a page to multiple Class Notebooks at once.- Go to a Content Library or Collaboration Space that includes the page(s) you want to distribute.
- Select one or more pages. To select multiple pages to distribute, hold down the Ctrl key while you click the pages you want.
- Click the Distribute Page drop down and then click Cross Notebook Distribution.
- Choose the Class notebooks you want to distribute to (on left of figure below).
- Choose a Student section to copy the page(s) into (on right of figure below), and click Copy.
Notebook distribution.
Tip: Another way to find many of these tools: right-click any page and look for Distribute Page in the menu.Tip: Distribute Content
Right-click a piece of a page - including any highlighted text, image or lasso-selected ink - and choose Distribute Content. This pulls up the same set of student sections, to quickly send that piece of content to all of your students instantly.For example, a teacher can be writing notes in the Content Library for all the class to see, and then write down a specific problem, either in text or ink. By selecting and right-clicking the specific piece of content, then choosing Distribute Content, the teacher can quickly send just that piece of content to the specific section of each student in the class.
Distributing Sections and Content to Students
Distribute New Section
Use this to push a new, blank section to all students. For example, use it to create a new Labs section in each student notebook.Tip: You can use this to create a new section in each student's private notebook, then push a set of pages to them with the Distribute Page feature discussed above.
Distribute Content Library
Use this to copy existing Content Library sections (for example, Master Curriculum Notebook) into one or more Class Notebooks.Tip: This feature can be useful at the beginning of a semester or school year.
Reviewing Student Work
Review
This allows teachers to rapidly review student work that is on a page in their notebooks.Review Student Work
Tip: You can sort students by last name, and also expand/collapse all assignments.
Cross Notebook Review
This allows review of an assignment across multiple Class Notebooks when teaching the same course multiple periods. For example, a Math teacher could distribute a worksheet to three Class Notebooks on a Monday, and then on Wednesday, review the work quickly for all three classes using this feature.Tip: You can sort students by last name, and also expand/collapse all assignments.
Opening a Class Notebook for the first time on a Student Lenevo Device
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B_plXpp-QgS1bjRvSXAxVldMTHc/view?usp=sharingExplore Notebook Examples www.education.microsoft.com
Introduction to OneNote Notebook
Components of a good interactive lesson using resource in participants notebook.
Lesson Development
OneNote Help: //http://onenoteforteachers.com/en-US/teachers///
Parent Access Links to a Class Notebook
Parent or guardian access to Class Notebook (read-only links)—Teachers now can quickly and easily generate read-only links to both the Content Library and individual student notebooks. A parent or guardian can click the link to open OneNote on the web and view their student’s notebook. Learn more hereLearning Tools ADD IN for students
Making it easier to read and write.http://www.onenote.com/learningtools
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Why your students need learning tools?
The Learning Tools for OneNote help everyone improve their reading and writing skills, including gifted learners, students with learning differences or a combination of any of the broad range of unique student abilities.
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OneNote for Windows 10
vs OneNote 2016
: What is the Difference?
Find out the in's and out's athttps://support.office.com/en-us/article/What-s-the-difference-between-OneNote-and-OneNote-2016-a624e692-b78b-4c09-b07f-46181958118f
Advanced Learners
Microsoft OneNote Secrets: 5 Things You Didn’t Know
Read more at Clapway: http://clapway.com/2016/04/11/microsoft-onenote-secrets-5-things/#ixzz45dC1N45t10 Great Ways of Using OneNote in Education
http://www.zelfstudie.be/blog/en/10-great-ways-using-onenote-education
OneNote Staff NotebookUser Guide
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Overview of Blended Learning - Khan Academy video tutorials featuring content from the Christensen Institute
Common Sense Media
SOS Strategies - For a great list of classroom strategies shared by Discovery Education, visit http://tinyurl.com/SOS-strategies.